Nice gloves. Good People. I took the wife and kids to the Nokona factory a couple of spring breaks ago. Yeah, I'm that dad. We don't own a Nokona, but seeing how it's all done and walking through the tiny factory and seeing the made by hand process really was fascinating. Even the skeptical spouse found it interesting.
I’m sure the tour would be cool to see and I definitely love that they’re made in the USA! But I’ve NEVER stuck my hand in one that felt good.....in fact everyone I’ve tried on feels terrible, unfinished, the back of the shell feels like sandpaper or a bastard file!